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From: Hank Marquardt <hmarq@yerpso.net>
Subject: Which PCI SATA controller?
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So I'm having similar issues to others with gmirror and SATA throwing
DMA WRITE failures under load ... In my searching I"ve found a few
references to the Sil3112 chipset being an issue and it's what's in my
cheapy Adaptec card ... 

So if I want to proceed, what is a good PCI SATA controller?

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